I'll Follow The Sun
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"It's alright." She sighed, cupping the boys face gently, running her fingers over his wet cheeks. "You played your hardest."
Lawrence Whitlock, a 16 year old teen from a small town in Minnesota, finds herself with hearts in her eyes after a certain loud and boisterous hockey boy was sat beside her in her second period math class.
One day, you'll look
To see I've gone
For tomorrow may rain,
So I'll follow the sun.
~
Title(s) is named after the classic Beatles song; 'I'll Follow The Sun' (1964).
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